OCNT
The Roman Baths were not discovered until the late nineteenth century, but in recent years interpretive displays and film projections have been installed to tell us about the people who visited the great Roman religious spa of Aquae Sulis…. (click title for more)
Coffee/tea served from 10.20am. Annual General Meeting at 10.45am. Lecture at 11am. Non-members welcome. Rebekah Hodgkinson is a PhD student in Archaeology at the University of Oxford in collaboration with the National Trust... (click title for more)
We offer a short but attractive guided country walk from Bradenham, home of Disraeli's parents; and then a longer woodland walk at Hughenden of up to 5 miles for those keen to walk further... (click title for more)
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Staying in a hotel in Plymouth, visits are planned to Kingston Lacey, Buckland Abbey, Cotehele, Saltram and Killerton, all National Trust properties, many reminding us of the Tudor seafaring history of the area.
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There will be a short walk from the Visitor Centre at Stowe towards Stowe Castle; and then a walk right around the Stowe Parkland (going beyond the School) of up to 5 miles... (click title for more)
Nearly 2,000 years ago, the Romans settled in the Cotswolds and Cirencester became the second city in Roman Britain. Many Roman villas have been discovered in this area, Chedworth is the most significant. This day trip offers an opportunity to learn more about this fascinating local Romano British civilisation... (click title for more)
We will take long and short walks along the Thames on the National Trust's Buscot estate: the shorter of not more than 2 miles towards Lechlade, the longer taking in Kelmscott... (click title for more)
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Delapré Abbey, on the outskirts of Northampton, was built in 1145 as a Cluniac nunnery – the Abbey of St Mary de la Pré. Today’s beautiful walled garden is thought to be the nuns' burial ground. In 1538 Delapré Abbey surrendered to the crown as part of the Dissolution of the Monasteries... (click title for more)
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Members of Oxford Centre are fortunate to have been invited on a Guided Tour of the Oxford Botanic Garden by Professor Simon Hiscock, the Director. He will be assisted on the day by... (click title for more)
The group will walk from Long Crendon Courthouse, the second building to be acquired (after public subscription) by the National Trust. A shorter walk of up to 2 miles... (click title for more)
We’re taking a coach trip through rural Oxfordshire and Gloucestershire via Cirencester to Dobbies Garden Centre at Siddington. It covers a large area which has outlets for clothes, food and books... (click title for more)
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In the morning we will undertake the Trust's Windmill Hill walk, taking about an hour. We will cross some of the immaculate gardens, enjoy excellent views... (click title for more)
Tyntesfield was acquired by the National Trust in 2002. It is a magnificent Victorian house, remodelled in the Gothic Revival style by Walter Gibb... (click title for more)
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There’s lots to see at the newly launched Coleshill Rural Skills Centre. We’ll be accommodated in the comfortably refurbished Carthorse Stables for a talk... (click title for more)